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Add MS 7969

Record Id:
032-002029096
Hierarchy Root Ancestor Record Id:
032-002029096
MDARK:
ark:/81055/vdc_100000000050.0x00022e
LARK:
SLARK:
Format:
ISAD(G)
Reference (shelfmark):
Add MS 7969
Title:

DUNS SCOTUS: 'Collationes Parisienses' of Johannes Duns Scotus; 1478. Latin. Origin: England. Beg. 'Utrum sit tantum una prudencia'. Colophon: 'Expliciunt collaciones doctoris subtilis cum tabula sequenti per manus J de M[?] Anno domini 1478 22 die mensis decembris'. Watson, no. 7. For printed versions see: L. Wadding, Opera omnia . . . (Leuven 1639). [Facsimile edition, 1969]; Opera omnia . . . (Vatican, 1950 -) [with list of mss., vol. i]; C. R. S. Harris, Duns Scotus (1927). For bibliographies see articles by I. P. Sheldon-Williams, Journal of Ecclesiastical History, x (1960), xv (1964). Staves of music in a 16th cent. hand, ff. 72, 72v. Music at f. 72v is set to two lines of verse, beg. 'If thow do make to god a vowe'. Ex libris of Philip Maile al. Mayle, mid 16th cent., ff. 1v, 41v, 42v. The first lines of a bond entered into by Leonard Hill of Hill Court, co. Salop., are written, late 16th cent. (f. 73v). Presented by Henry Clifton, Esq., of Worcester, 12 June 1830.

Paper and vellum; ff. ii+73. 203 x 145mm. Gatherings of paper, with central vellum strips taken from a 14th cent. MS.: i16, ii-v12, vi8 (lacks 8?). Vellum fly-leaves and end papers. Catchwords regular from f. 17v, some cropped. Signatures, romans, mostly cropped. Double columns. One cursive book script throughout. Capitals, headings, etc., in red. ff. 27-29 damaged, with loss of text. Watermarks: a pot, an anchor, letter [I?]. Original binding, wooden boards, vellum spine. 210 x 150mm. Metal clasp fitting survives on back board only.

Scope & Content:

Watermarks: Pot, anchor, letter [I?]: 15th cent., bef. 1478.

Bindings ENGLISH: Wooden boards, vellum spine: circa 1478.

Theology LATIN: Manuscripts, Dated: Johannes Duns, Scotus: 'Collationes Parisienses' of Duns Scotus: 1478: Lat.

includes:

  • ff. 1v, 41v, 42v Philip Maile, alias Mayle: Ex libris: mid 16th cent.
  • ff. 72, 72v Music: Poetry ENGLISH: Fragment of song: 16th cent.
  • f. 73v Leonard Hill, of Hill Court, county Shropshire: Lines from bond entered into by: late 16th cent.

Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Project / Collection:
Additional Manuscripts
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Hierarchy Record Ids:
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Hierarchy:
032-002029096
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Record Type (Level):
Fonds
Extent:
1 item
Digitised Content:
Languages:
English
Latin
Scripts:
Latin
Start Date:
-9999
End Date:
-9999
Date Range:
Unspecified
Era:
CE
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Custodial History:

Henry Clifton, Esq.; of Worcester: Presented, 1830.

Philip Maile, alias Mayle: Owned, 16th cent.

Material Type:
Archives and Manuscripts
Legal Status:
Not Public Record(s)
Names:
Clifton, Henry, Esq, of Worcester
Hill, Leonard, of Hill Court Shropshire
Maile, Philip, alias Mayle
Scotus, Johannes, friar and theologian, c 1265-1308